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GOTO Amsterdam 2017: Machine Learning, Privacy & Security
GOTO Amsterdam is back for the 7th year running! Taking place on 12-15th, June 2017, in the Beurs van Berlage venue in the heart of Amsterdam.
The conference will bring together developers from all corners of the world to share their experiences and new ideas around digital transformation, privacy and security.
GOTO Amsterdam has gathered some of the best in the industry to talk about their experiences and discuss approaches and technologies that helped them push companies through their digital transformation and show how they dealt with issues arising. GOTO Amsterdam is a learning and networking event, enabling participants to meet with leading business thought-leaders, and process innovators, together with people that have either travelled the transformation journey or are about to embark upon it. The event will provide perspectives on strategies and approaches that have helped enterprise businesses to transform, grow and thrive by leveraging data and technology.
GOTO Amsterdam has gathered some of the best in the industry to talk about their experiences and discuss approaches and technologies that helped them push companies through their digital transformation and show how they dealt with issues arising. GOTO Amsterdam is a learning and networking event, enabling participants to meet with leading business thought-leaders, and process innovators, together with people that have either travelled the transformation journey or are about to embark upon it. The event will provide perspectives on strategies and approaches that have helped enterprise businesses to transform, grow and thrive by leveraging data and technology.
Some of the speakers experiences and advice you will be listening to include: Adrian Cockcroft - VP Cloud Architecture Strategy at AWS, Chris Valasek - Security Lead at Uber’s Technology centre, Jaya Baloo - CISO of KPM Telecom, Robert C Martin (Uncle Bob) - Author of "Clean Code" & "The Clean Coder", Co-author of the Agile Manifesto, Linda Rising - Queen of Patterns and Author of numerous books and Simon Wardley - Researcher for the Leading Edge forum
The Conference is split into two parts. The first composed of two workshop days (12th and 15th June) for those that would like to dive deeper into learning a specific topic. A few of the courses from GOTO Amsterdam are: Fred George Microservices: Lets build some Ray Tsang Kubernetes from basic to advanced & to the world Alistair Cockburn Increasing collaboration with collaborate cards and guest leadership For full list of workshops and availability please visit the GOTO Amsterdam
The conference is split into 10 tracks across the 2 days.
On June 13th we will cover the following topics: Cloud Native, IT & Society, Machine Learning without a PhD, Unhackable and a Solutions Track.
Topics that will be covered on June 14th include: Cyber Physical Systems, Herding Cats: Inclusive Collaboration, Microservices: Legacy of the future, Programming Languages and a Solutions Track.
GOTO prides itself on providing great content. As well as great content, GOTO also prides itself on creating a great environment for everyone attending, where it’s easy to meet and interact with speakers and other attendees. GOTO events are attended with like-minded developers and business owners making GOTO Amsterdam the perfect place to grow your network. The team believes that learning is a lifelong process, which is why such conferences are created for developers by developers. That is what drives them to produce the best meeting place for innovators and thought leaders.
The iUeMagazine team is delighted to work with GOTO Amsterdam 2017 as Online Media Partners & is expected to bring Unlimited Inspiration for all readers from the proceedings of this event. Staying tuned to the enriching updates from this event is recommended.
The Conference is split into two parts. The first composed of two workshop days (12th and 15th June) for those that would like to dive deeper into learning a specific topic. A few of the courses from GOTO Amsterdam are: Fred George Microservices: Lets build some Ray Tsang Kubernetes from basic to advanced & to the world Alistair Cockburn Increasing collaboration with collaborate cards and guest leadership For full list of workshops and availability please visit the GOTO Amsterdam
The conference is split into 10 tracks across the 2 days.
On June 13th we will cover the following topics: Cloud Native, IT & Society, Machine Learning without a PhD, Unhackable and a Solutions Track.
Topics that will be covered on June 14th include: Cyber Physical Systems, Herding Cats: Inclusive Collaboration, Microservices: Legacy of the future, Programming Languages and a Solutions Track.
GOTO prides itself on providing great content. As well as great content, GOTO also prides itself on creating a great environment for everyone attending, where it’s easy to meet and interact with speakers and other attendees. GOTO events are attended with like-minded developers and business owners making GOTO Amsterdam the perfect place to grow your network. The team believes that learning is a lifelong process, which is why such conferences are created for developers by developers. That is what drives them to produce the best meeting place for innovators and thought leaders.
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Join the GOTO Community today and register now with the iUeMagazine reader’s discount code “IUE2017” and save yourself 10% on the conference: gotoams.nlThe iUeMagazine team is delighted to work with GOTO Amsterdam 2017 as Online Media Partners & is expected to bring Unlimited Inspiration for all readers from the proceedings of this event. Staying tuned to the enriching updates from this event is recommended.
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